Megan brings over a decade of experience working with adults and children with autism and emotional disabilities to the Celebrate Independence team. She previously worked as a mental health counselor and supervisor, neurobehavioral clinical assistant, and service coordinator. Megan holds a bachelor’s degree in health science with a concentration in community health from Towson University. Through her experience working with self-directed participants as a service coordinator, Megan has developed a strong passion for serving DDA self-direction participants and guiding them through the steps to promote their independence and ensure they live a meaningful life. Megan’s experience helps to drive Celebrate Independence’s mission of supporting individuals on the autism spectrum and their families. Becoming a mom to twin boys in 2021 and navigating her own children’s needs has only made her passion for serving all children and adults that much greater, underscored by her belief that everyone’s voice should be heard. Megan is committed and compassionate towards the families and individuals she serves.